Who Knows the cheapest courier to send a bike with then?

[lilola41]

looking to send a couple of bikes, got them all packed up in bike boxes not sure who to send them with though :S

 

[mattbrown]

parcels2go or senditnow are both good

 

[makster]

I use senditnow.com
Pretty reliable and only £10.50 for the 48 hour sevice

 

[Dead Rats]

used senditnow.com 3 times and no problems, cheap as chippychips

 

[Mr Panda]

parcels2go or senditnow are both good

Both of the above.

I've received two whole bikes in recent months (21" framed ones at that :shock: ) for no more that £14.99 posted which is pretty good, especially as neither have threatened to charge the "200 miles north of Glasgow" surcharge :roll:

[Funny how it doesn't cost any more to send items from here to Kent/Cornwall :? .....but that's another debate ]

Frames have been sent for under a tenner

 

[IDB1]

Careful on the length. . . I've had to cut a couple of bole boxes down to get them under the limit..

 

[lewis1641]

I use interparcel.com if home delivery network are in your are they are cheap

 

[urbanfireblade]

senditnow.com
their 48hr is £10.99 and £50 compensation, can be increased to something silly like £2000 for an extra £1

But!
Their next day by noon is £12.99 and includes compensation up to £200!
So that is like £11.99 for the 48hr with increased compensation, or just £1 more @ £12.99 for next day by noon with already £200 compensation.

You just can't beat that!
I used them for a frame and it was a parcel force van turned up to collect it.

I'd use them everytime going by mine and others experience.

 

[the great roberto]

The real customer tends to be the person who receives the bike.
For me as as a customer/receiver that is senditnow. Cant fault 'um

 

[alanf]

I've used senditnow before and had no probs with them, todays bike 20kg turned up next day delivery by http://www.interparcel.com/ which was their UPS service for £7.99 + vat
so they will get added to list of postal companies